For one who claims to be an "empath", you fall flat on your face when it
comes to any empathic talents. Your arguments are little more than lies
couched in clever language, all the while demonstrating a lack of
substantive knowledge of Magnagoran law, culture, and history.

Magnagora has always welcomed Elfen into the Engine of Transformation,
and always will. It is foolish to claim their presence is the harbinger
of the "downfall" of the Viscanti, because Elfen have always been
present within our walls and territories. We do not fear what is
different or unlike ourselves, and no race is forbidden to swear fealty
to the Engine and uphold the glory of our flourishing and diverse
civilization. However, ancient custom and law dictates that those races
which have historically borne a hatred and prejudice against Magnagora
and her citizens are not accorded the full legal rights and respects
that the other, more enlightened, races are.

Your diatribe continues on to claim that Elfen are somehow immune or
impervious to the evolutionary forces of the Taint. Quite simply, this
is a lie. All the citizens of Magnagora are blessed by the touch of the
Taint, and their bodies react and change in order to better adapt,
survive, and flourish in our world. The Viscanti are not merely other
races that have been blessed by the Taint. They are a race unto
themselves, amalgamated from the various races and forces of ancient
times to rise to their splendour and grandeur of today. They are borne
of all races and of none. However, that does not discount the presence
of other races that are equally blessed by the Taint, simply because
they do not share Viscanti lineage.

The rest of your points I need not address, because their basis is
equally unfounded in logic and fact. I shall simply close by saying that
I, and many others I have spoken with, tire of you arguing your own
inflated sense of self-superiority on this forum. It's a wonder the
slender ears of your Elfen cohorts do not bleed from the "music" of you
proclaiming your own overbearing vanity and hubris.

Nokraenom d'Erlette

Penned by my hand on the 22nd of Tzarin, in the year 141 CE.